Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week, the episode is titled Shocking twenty
twenty four regular season Stats. It's about to be full
steam ahead for twenty twenty five rookie draft coverage across
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twenty twenty four and I want to discuss some cool, shocking,
or just flat out interesting stats that I came across
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Speaker 2: First that I want to talk.
Speaker 1: About is Kayleb Williams took the most sacks that being
sixty eight of any quarterback. He also led a league
in sack yards loss four hundred and sixty six.
Speaker 2: It's not all his fault.
Speaker 1: The Bears depleted, injured, and outright inefficient offensive line did
not help matters.
Speaker 2: Admittedly, though, Kayle Williams held on to the.
Speaker 1: Football far too long for a quarterback who liked to
scramble out of college, which was Williams with USC. On
the year he had three thousand, five hundred and forty
one yards passing twenty touchdowns to six interceptions. In and
of itself, those two metrics or stats aren't all that bad.
Where things get a bit murky is a sixty two
and a half percent completion rate six point three yards
per pass attempt in eighty seven point passer rating. As
a rush eighty one totes forty nine no rushing touchdowns.
If Caleb Williams found the end zone a handful of times,
his stat line and fantasy out with a whole lot
different than the quarterback sixteen finish in twenty twenty four
for fantasy football purposes. He turned twenty three this past November,
and he still should be in the Quarterback one Quarterback
two mix on that borderline heading to his software campaign,
a lot of which will be determined outlook wise who
is brought in as the Bears head coach and if
that same new coach will call it plays offensively.
Speaker 2: Caleb needs a creative.
Speaker 1: Mind works well with young quarterbacks because clearly Matty Erfluse
and even Thomas Brown weren't great scheme fits for the
skill set of Caleb. Stat number two is that there
was a three player tie for most rushing touchdowns, that
being sixteen Derrick Henry, James Cook, and Jamier Gibbs. Derrick
Henry was the PPR RB four this past season. Hard
to believe as he ages. It's sort of like where
he's improving as he goes on and on.
Speaker 2: It won't last forever.
Speaker 1: The wheels will effect you come off the bus, But
until then, Derrek Henry remains in RB one. He turned
thirty one this month. He's under CONTATRAC with Baltimore n
TI twenty twenty six. Let's see how he fares with
Baltimore in the postseason. As of right now, though you
really cannot make a case against Derrick Henry outside of
age in dynasty formats, James Cook was the PPR RB
eight on the season. He'll be twenty six in September
of this year. He's under contatract with Buffalo. Until twenty
twenty six, James Cook was a product of efficiency and
big plays. In twenty twenty four, the volume is nowhere
near Derrick Henry and unfortunately, James Cook I think is
a big regression to the mean candidate downside negative way
when it comes to touchdown outputs.
Speaker 2: Because if Joe.
Speaker 1: Brady were to leave as THEOC for another gig, whether
it be head coach or a different team, I'm not
sure that another of the coordinator head coach would necessarily
utilize Cook in the same capacity, get him in space
where he's at his best, because quite honestly, if we
go back to a year ago, prior to twenty twenty four,
the savior James Cook and his fantasy value was Joe Brady.
As a result, James Cook was more of an RB
two than RB one for me, who is t dependent.
As we saw in twenty twenty four, if it wasn't
Tdy Johnson, it was Ray Davis.
Speaker 2: There is a committee approach.
Speaker 1: Here and Josh Allen does vulture a lot of the
reds and opportunities away, but still sixteen rushing touchdowns James
Cook delivered and help people win championships this past season,
and Jamier Gibbs was a PPR RB one self explanatory
is an elite commodity and Dynasty more to come on
Gibbs later in the show, and he turns twenty three
in March, a perfect building block or stepping zone for
any Dynasty roster. Stat Number three is that two tight
ends recorded over one or two receptions.
Speaker 2: That's remarkable.
Speaker 1: Brock powers one hundred and twelve and Trey McBride had
one hundred and eleven, so neck and neck so close.
Bowers went one twelve eleven ninety four and five for
ten point seven yards per catch on one hundred and
fifty three targets. He broke the previous record step Hu
Gonacua for rookie pass cutcher. Brock Bauers is in rare
territory for a tight end prospect who is now arguably
the best talent position at the pro level. He was
a PPR Titan one and he just turned twenty two
in December, whereas tre McBride went one to eleven eleven
forty six only had two touchdowns ten point three yards
per reception with one hundred and forty seven targets. He
was a PPR tight end two, so right behind Bauers.
McBride is a bit older, turned twenty five this past November,
and he is due for an extension under cocktdraft at
Arizona until twenty twenty six. I do expect Marvineer's junior
to take an elevated step as a sophomore, so we
could see a bit of McBride's volume go Harris junior's
way in twenty twenty five. Nonetheless, it's pretty clear that
the cream of the crop in dynasty among tight ends
right now is Brock Boers and Trey McBride, both tight
ends recorded over hundred receptions was better than most, if
not all.
Speaker 2: Wide receivers.
Speaker 1: They are cheat codes and huge competitive vantages in redraft
or dynasty. Stat Number four is that Alec Pierce led
the NFL in yards per reception at twenty two point three.
His season log was thirty seven eight twenty four and
seven touchdowns for the aforementioned twenty two point three yards
per catch it across sixty nine targets, and Pierce ranked
as the PPR wide out forty three.
Speaker 2: So more of a flex than anything else.
Speaker 1: A lot of boombust when you rely or start Alek
Pierce for some career context or benchmark to look at
Pierce as a rookie in twenty twenty two, is the
PPR wide receiver sixty three, as a sophomore the wide
receiver seventy three, and twenty twenty three, so his third
years a pro wide receiver forty three output overall pretty good.
Indicated that he's getting acclimated and has found his role,
which we know is a downfield weapon at sixty three
to eleven with big play potential in the Colts offense.
Speaker 2: He has an unpredictable.
Speaker 1: Floor, yet provides a high ceiling that could be week
winning if he has that fifty sixty yard touchdown or greater,
which you've seen time and time again, especially in twenty
twenty four. He's under contract with Indianapolis twenty twenty six.
The dilemma with assessing Pierce's value is who's that quarterback
in twenty twenty five for the Colts. Is it Anthony
Richardson or a veteran brought in perhaps a rookie. A
trade is not silent. The Colts front off is sold
on ar as the franchise quarterback he was drafted to
be out of Florida due to his durability apparently has
a lot of lack of preparation and maturity. Those are
all red flags.
Speaker 2: It is basically.
Speaker 1: Time to make your choice with ar quick side note,
you're gonna jump ship or you're holding firm and hoping
that he writes the ship. Personally, I think it's time
to cash out and seek any of the quarterback in
the top twelve to eighteen of ADP or hope to
land shader Sanders cam Ward. In this year's Rookie crop
Cetember five is that Joe Burrow paced quarterbacks and completions
four hundred and sixty pass attempts sixty two yards, passing
four nine dred and eighteen and passing touchdowns forty three.
Speaker 2: In other words, Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: Had an MVP calibar season if not for the Bengals
missing the playoffs oh so close, but fell basically one
game shortmen was all said and done, Burrow and fantasy
was a quarterback three overall. His annual now quarterback finishes
is becoming a pro of LSU are quarterback twenty five, seven, four,
twenty five and three. So he's been the quarterback twenty
five or a top seven quarterback across five seasons. He
turned twenty eight in December, so perhaps a bit older
than meets the eye. No concerns though about longevity, and
is under contract with Cincinnati until twenty thirty. It has
been rumored that Burrow was when he took a pay
cut or restructures contract to keep te Higgins off the
franchise tag or to test free agency, which is showing
how committed Burrow is. The franchise to win a Super
Bowl and the Cincinnati Bengals have the offense to do it.
It's the defensive side of the ball that has to
be addressed, but this stet focuses on just how dominant
Burrow was and how he's locked into the quarterback one
arguably top five in dynasty. Typfer quick breakway back with
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Speaker 2: Be right back after a quick break.
Speaker 1: Stet number six is that there were two players tied
for the most interception throne of sixteen. They were Kirk
Cousins and Baker Mayfield. Kirk Cousins was benched in favor
of Michael Penish Junior. We all know that he's either
going to be Atlanta's backup in twenty twenty five, release
the sign where he chooses at that point a free
agent or a trade. He'll be thirty seven in August.
Since Terran his Achilles, Cousins has not looked like his
former Washington or Minnesota self. The Atlanta experiment was a bust.
It was a failure, not a fit for Zach Robinson,
who runs a lot out of pistol as well as shotgun.
Kirk Cousins is at his best with a clean pocket,
makes quick decisions downfield, progresses through his reads and finds
usually the first or second option doesn't overanalyze. Unfortunately, Michael
Penish Junior also struggled when Kirk was benched. Pennis Junior
offers more to the Felons offense, so they were able
to scale the ball a bit more downfield and produce
more efficiently per play. But it is not all on Cousins,
and if you have any superflex shayers of Cousins, don't panic.
Speaker 2: The odds that he's back is the backup.
Speaker 1: In Atlanta on that contract when the Falcons could offload
in some capacity seems minimal. I expect Cousins to be
on the NFL team come twenty twenty five at some point.
The Baker Mayfield he comes with the territory right. Baker
is an aggressive gun slinger. He still managed to throw
over forty one passing touchdowns and post a one to
six point eight passer rating as the fantasy quarterback four
despite the sixteen interceptions.
Speaker 2: He'll take the good with the bad.
Speaker 1: He turns thirty in eight prilings under contract with Tampa
Bay until twenty twenty seven. He has truly become a
difference maker in both the fantasy realm and for himself
outside of Cleveland. Outside of Carolina and in that short
stint with the Rams, stat number seven is that six
running backs hit or exceeded the three uns of Rush Milestone,
sort of casting aside the idea that it's rbbc's left
right in center. They were Saquon Barkley, Dereck Henry, Kyra Williams,
b John Robinson, Jonathan Taylor, and Josh Jacobs. They were
workhorse caliber talents. In twenty twenty four. Barkley had three
hundred and forty five rushes. He turns twenty eight in February,
getting older but not yet quite in that panic territory
for a dynasty sense. But I do believe pivoting off
of Barkley to a younger running back this offseason is
a sound idea before it becomes to that uncharted territory.
Henry had three undred and twenty five rushes. He's thirty
one years old. Kyen had three hundred and sixteen rushes.
He's twenty five in August. The Blake Korum unseting or
usurping even spelling Kien narrative in the offseason has proven
to be irrelevant. B John Robinson had three hundred and
four rushes. He turns twenty three this month. A huge
sophomore campaign for him. Jonathan Taylor was three hundred and
three rushes. He turns twenty six this month, and Josh
Jacobs three hundred and once. We just made that threshold
of the three hundred rush milestone. He turns twenty seven February.
He was a touchdown machine for the Packers in twenty
twenty four. Stat Number eight was that eight wide receivers
registered at least one hundred receptions. And this stat I
think is fully transparent that if you hit bad amount
one hundred catches or more, you're basically guaranteed to be
a wide receiver. One. In fantasy football, mar Chase at
one hundred and twenty seven catches, he was a PPR
wide receiver. One I'm gonna Saint Brown one hundred and
fifteen catches PPR wide receiver, three, Elak Neighbors one hundred
and nine receptions PPR wide receiver, six, Dont Jefferson one
hundred and three receptions PPR wide out two, CD Lam
one hundred and one PPR wide out eight, Garrett Wilson
also at one oh one PPR wide receiver, ten, Drake
London and JSN one hundred catches each London PPR receiver
five and JSN PPR.
Speaker 2: Wide receiver nine.
Speaker 1: As you can see, each wide receivers at or above
hundred receptions and each was a top ten producing talent
in full PPR formats. Bottom line, wide receivers should be
the nucleus, the bread and butter.
Speaker 2: Of a dynasty rostern.
Speaker 1: If you get one or two that can meet this
criteria produce at such a high level, it's a league
winning investment and strategy to build around. Stet Number nine
is that there was a six player tie in lost
receiving fumbles of two. I did receiving, not rushing because
I think it's more indicative of ball security issues because
running backs touched the ball so often, whereas receivers get
less volume less overall touches. Some could be running backs
still like the first one is Aaron Jones, and for
the context here to see if fumbling is truly an issue,
it took their career loss fumbles. Aaron Jones has six
rushing and five receiving, two of which came receiving Wise
twenty twenty four. So Aaron Jones has a fumbling problem,
but it comes with the nature of being a running back.
Dk Metcalf has eight career loss fumbles, two of which
came in twenty twenty four. That's a bit concerning. Juba
Hubbard had two this year receiving, right, but he has
two rushing and two receiving in his entire career, so
only two others that were on the ground before these
two this year as a pass catcher. Jake Ferguson he
lost two fumbles in his career, has lost two fumbles,
so that's really not a big deal. Pat Friarmuth he
had two this year, three in total of his career.
Speaker 2: Again not a big deal.
Speaker 1: Then Garrett Wilson has five career loss fumbles, two of
which we're in twenty twenty four. That is something. It's
not nothing. Just like he kme Metcalf, who has a
career loss fumbles. Metcalf and Wilson. It's not in the
mainstream in terms of being a top of conversation, but
each of them could work on security of football more
and fumbles. They could decide a match up. Most leagues,
it's minus two if you have a fumble, it's not lost.
It's not really talked about or discussed, and that's a
whole other stat but receiving fumbles lost is yet another
layer to look at when you're on the fence between
a few names in adyp when it comes to startup
drafts or making a trade, because when you think about it,
if a quarterback or OC know that a player has
a tendency to fumble, they might think twice before making
him the primary on a pass route. And then finally
that's been at least the tenth stat is that Jamier
Gibbs led all non kickers in total points scored. Gibbs
had one hundred and twenty points scored himself in the
NFL in twenty twenty four with a two point fifty
fourteen twelve sixteen ercy line, five point six yards per tote,
and fifty two catches, five seventeen and four touchdowns on
sixty three targets. Sensational. Here's the ppr RB one overall
for context. Chris Boswell led the NFL in total pointscore
one for the eight and as I mentioned, most of
the time as kickers, So the fact that Jamiir Gibbs
was the first non kicker to score the most points
speaks volumes, and after this ppr RB one overall twenty
twenty four fantasy campaign. A case can certainly be made
for Gibbs as now the most valuable player in the
entire fantasy landscape. Most of the time we prefer to
build around wideouts, as I mentioned, whether it be Jamar Chase, Justin, Jefferson, Ceedee,
lamb Elitite nighbors now in the conversation, am I get
the idea. However, Gibbs and potentially Bijon are exceptions to
the rule based on the rushing and receiving abilities. Hope
you all enjoyed my shocking twenty twenty four regular season stats.
Speaker 2: It was a fun episode.
Speaker 1: Do the research on I hope it was conveyed and
articulated in the same sense to you, my audience, Thanks
again for listening. Until next time. This is the dynastution out.
We have a great rest of the week. Talk to
you soon.
Speaker 2: See ya,